Freezing Rain Slows Southeast Motorists Across Flooded Region
Severe weather from the southeast brought heavy rains and ice causing up to 20 million dollars in Tennessee damage. Flash floods prompted watches in Georgia Alabama and Tennessee with tornadoes in several states. Atlanta Naples?
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George Atkins Jr
Three Plead Guilty on Reduced Counts in Hocking County
Three defendants from the January term grand jury changed from not guilty to guilty on lesser charges in Hocking County Common Pleas Court. Judge Harley Meyer ordered pre sentence investigations. Daniel Martinez, 20, and his wife were among those entering reduced pleas.
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Suspended Prison Terms In Hocking County Cases
Five defendants who pled guilty before Judge Harley Meyer received suspended prison terms and probation for theft and related charges. Charles Mullett Jr faced 25 years with suspended jail time and three years probation. his wife Lilly received six months to five years with one year probation. Co-defendants Robert Sova and Michael McDonald were sentenced to 15 years each with sentences suspended and two years probation. Additional forgery and hallucinogen cases involving Charles Anderson and Victoria Martinez were heard with suspended terms and probation. Merle Stump faced two felonious assault counts with further court action to follow.
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Ohio Reformatory For Women
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Robert E. Sova
Michael W. McDonald
Ohio Reformatory
Mansfield
Joe Haas
Columbus
Charles E. Anderson
F. H. Brewer Co
Ohio
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Anderson
Pat Nangle
New Holland Woman Wins 300000 in Buckeye 300 Drawing
Barbara Ann Queen of New Holland Ohio won 300000 in the Buckeye 300 drawing televising in Cleveland. She and her husband Sam plan to return to Wayne West Virginia to open a bowling alley. Fellow finalist Paul King Jr of Columbus won 30000 and four others won 15000 each. The regular numbers drawn were 199 for single set and 037 692 for double set.
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Paul’”’ King Jr
Columbus
Roman Gramza
Toledo
Anna Dale Ort
Canfield
Sergio L. Munoz
Wickliffe
Georgene J. Ruf
Willoughby
Lottery Commission
Senate Eyes $2,000 Home Tax Cut Bill By Tonight
Senate Finance Committee aims to approve a bill offering up to a $2,000 tax cut for home buyers from April to December this year. The panel's final bill could total $31.5 billion, twice Ford's request and $10 billion above the House figure. President Ford signaled willingness to compromise, pressing for quick debate and Treasury checks by May 1. Easter recess remain contingent on passing the bill.
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Kim May Champion Speller In Logan District Contest
Kim May an eighth grade student at Logan Junior High School won the Logan School District spelling bee held in the LHS auditorium and will represent the district at the Citizen-Journal spelling bee on April 19 in Columbus. Connie Fraley finished second and Mark Hartman third as 56 top spellers competed.
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Logan Junior High School
Logan
Logan High School
Connie Fraley
Rockbridge
Dale L. Johnson
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Kim
Citizen-Journal
Neil House
Columbus
Champ
Bill West
N. Culver St
St. John School
Eugene Fraley
Slippage Closes Lime Bank Rd Indefinitely
Starr Township road Lime Bank Rd from Laurel Run Rd to Loomis Rd is closed indefinitely after a slip. County highway superintendent Terry Smith says wet weather caused the slide, not heavy trucks, with about half the roadway slipped in one area.
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Lime Bank Rd
Starr
Laurel Run Rd
Loomis Rd
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Smith
Hilltop Schools Evacuated Twice By Bomb Threats
Hilltop Logan junior and senior high schools and Central Elementary were evacuated twice after multiple threats. Police searched buildings, found nothing, and students returned by 12 30 p m with a second evacuation at 3 20 p m. officials say no bomb was found and suspects list narrows.
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Daily News
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Catholic Church
Roy E. Kelch
Kelch
Market Upturn Follows Easing Credit Signals In New York
Markets rise as easing credit conditions prompt buying. Dow Jones index opens up about one point with 2 to 1 gainers over decliners at the NYSE. Fed reports a $424 million drop in business loans at major New York banks in the week ending Wednesday.
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Walton questioned by FBI in Hearst case probe
Portland rookie center Bill Walton was interviewed by the FBI for about 20 minutes in Garrys office, indicating he knows nothing about the SLA or Patricia Hearst. Walton had hosted Jack Scott and Micki McGee but says he has not seen them for weeks and can offer no further information.
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Helen Acker
Shirley Faulkner
Scott- Foresman Publishing Co
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Charles Garry
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